Why Intern in Architecture?
Architecture is a competitive field, and internships can help your learners determine which area of architecture or urban planning they want to specialize in, and may even lead to future job opportunities.
65%
aspiring architects complete at least one internship before obtaining their license (NCARB)
80%
employers said that internship experience is a critical factor they consider when hiring recent graduates (NACE)
$82k
median annual wage for architects (US BLS)
70%
architecture employers offer full-time positions to their interns (AIA)

Common Questions Answered…
What is a remote architecture internship?
Remote architecture internships allow learners to collaborate with a team of architects and designers on real-world projects, using digital tools and communication technologies to participate in the design process, from concept development to construction documentation.
What tasks will architecture interns undertake?
Learners will work on real-world projects and collaborate with a team of architects and designers. The tasks may involve creating detailed design drawings and models, researching materials and building systems, and preparing presentations to communicate design ideas. This hands-on experience will allow them to gain valuable skills in the field of architecture and develop a strong understanding of the complete design process.
What skills will learners gain on an architecture internship?
An architecture internship will help develop essential skills such as effective communication, presentation and report preparation, and virtual collaboration with stakeholders. They’ll build a portfolio of work that showcases their creativity and skills, and establish connections that will be invaluable for their future career in architecture. Whether their interests lie in residential or commercial design, sustainability, or urban planning, a remote architecture internship will equip them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the profession.
Alumni Insights: More Than An Internship
Don’t take our word for it – hear firsthand from remote architecture interns…


Chrystian
California Baptist University
– Remote Architecture internship, with a company based in Vietnam
“This was my first internship, and I would say the highlight was getting to work for a firm so welcoming and being able to grow in confidence and work ethic. With only working less than four hours a day each week, I had to be focused and devoted to the work I did within those time periods to make sure I was able to complete or make significant progress each day.”

Biggest skill gain?
I improved in time management and work ethic most throughout this internship
Any advice for future interns?
Don’t shy away from asking for work that will challenge you.
Featured Internships in Architecture and Urban Planning

Livability and Place Analyst Internship
Synergistic Traffic Consultancy
AustraliaGather research and conduct a full literature review, present findings that discuss our reliance on the automobile market, and how that has shaped our urban centers today.

Autocad Design Internship
dérive LAB
MexicoCreate customised Autocad blocks from reference images of people and urban furniture and accessories. These blocks will later be exhibited and shared in the project website.

Drawing and 3D Visualizations InternShip
Tailored design lab
JapanConceptualize and create detailed drawings and 3D modeling and visualization for presentations.
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